Friday hearing scheduled on St. Paul's plan for more off-street bike trails – Twin Cities
The public is encouraged to submit formal comments in advance of the Planning Commission public hearing on Friday.
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The public is encouraged to submit formal comments in advance of the Planning Commission public hearing on Friday.
Off-street, separated bikeways have drawn their share of fans and critics in St. Paul, nowhere more so than along Summit Avenue, where the city plans a 4.7-mile regional trail level with the sidewalk and protected from cars by curbs and parking. The city’s recently-updated draft Bicycle Plan calls for more of the same along many of St. Paul’s busiest streets. The bike plan, now before the St. ...
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